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That is messed up at the same time people should be reading labels and educating themselves about what they eat. I always read labels and also wouldnt buy frozen organic anyway. Organic is usually more expensive and IMO fresh tastes better so if I'm going to pay more than I want the best taste. I don't think most people read labels and especially don't know about where and how meat went from the cow/chicken/pig to their plate. If they did I would hope their diet would change dramatically.
That is messed up at the same time people should be reading labels and educating themselves about what they eat. I always read labels and also wouldnt buy frozen organic anyway. Organic is usually more expensive and IMO fresh tastes better so if I'm going to pay more than I want the best taste. I don't think most people read labels and especially don't know about where and how meat went from the cow/chicken/pig to their plate. If they did I would hope their diet would change dramatically.
I have yet to check out a Trader Joe's food store. There was a lot of hipe and postings on the Naples Florida forum about the resent opening of a new TJ near our place in North Naples. I had planned a visit but did not get around to it before we returned to Murrells Inlet this past Sunday. Anyway, on our drive north on 17, I noticed what looks to be a brand new Trader Joe's just north of Charleston.
I wonder if there are any plans to open one in the Myrtle Beach area?
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slightly off topic srry but it is way closer to the original post. Since there doesnt seem to be a Trader Joes here or coming any time soon is there anything simaler nearby? not necessarily health food like trader joes is mostly but just a specialty or rich ppl as my friends used to call them grocery store.
There used to be one near my old place that had an entire section just for different types of olives and another for cheeses my personal weakness. Sometimes it was fun just to go there and see foods i had never heard of before.
I have wondered since moving if there was anything like that I'v mostly only found foodlions walmarts and piggly wigglys which is fine for eating but sometimes you just want to try something new. I would love to find a place i can walk in an drop a little cash to try an exotic fruit or something.
My wife and I shop at a place called Fresh Market in Pawleys Island. I would not consider it a rich persons or exotic food store by any means but they seem to have a wide variety of interesting food and also some specialty items. I like going there for the antipasto bar. Its a good store but I would nt drive a great distance to go there either. More of a check it out if you happen to be in the area type of thing.
Yes, I was shocked and saddened to read this and also very disappointed by the response from WF. Just goes to show you that you can't take anything at face value and that we all need to do research into the foods we eat and the so called scientific studies that are published. So much misinformation is out there.
Where is the Fresh Market in Pawleys Island? Thanks! I don't know the area well..we live in NMB...but we were thinking of coming to Litchfield this weekend for a visit and would like to check it out!
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